Stan Lee

He is an American comic book writer. He created the superhero characters Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, X-Men, Daredevil, Hulk, and Iron Man. Stanley Martin Lieber was born in New York in 1922. His family faced financial difficulties. After dropping out of school, he began working at the comic book publishing company Timely. His first story was about Captain America in 1942. Stan Martin wrote under various pseudonyms such as S.T. and Anley, but ultimately chose the name Stan Lee. Timely changed its name to Marvel Comics. Stan Lee continued to create new characters. He created the Fantastic Four in 1961, followed by Hulk. A year later, he published Spider-Man. Daredevil appeared in 1964. All these characters made Stan Lee very successful. The television series "Stan Lee's Superhumans," presented by Stan Lee in 2010, began airing in Turkey three years later, in September 2013. In this series, Stan Lee introduced individuals who claimed to be "superhumans." The series is currently being broadcast on TRT HD.